Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13

TIE DfW Waite ttoIt 81 fu~Sfe ttah~
osars House glssnsed brightly shrourh shs
rain and he E1lss last night e. c@rFlASs
assef esrr.sge depesilsd It's load keilick-
i.g. brsgki, beautiful 'ksanselsns' hks
that psrenn;al al3-tims sister song ''0ens-
We've. vii nsxer lose is favor with play
eoers -cer1slnly not 80 long a. Manages
Tsllstson has TIE helm that saiasss fhe
AcA6ian shin through tie TaesriaE seas -
TIE lAuos of Aomns and orpheas. ! s.n't-
times fhink thai caestnuis shooid stand IA
the category Wiih vine -1ke oloes the
CHESTNUT the better the teFcf.
sat "loFangeiine" as u 10 sna
'sEvsaEsliDse as i was are tw0 vers cinef-
snt nAllegS Il Is the sans Ola coach, Sc
painfsc aud retisoorGted, bat tht oceapants
are nearly al new. and ibs coach
racks and swlags along the highway 81
popularity avoiding az the rats sEd r,css.
The sudienae iass night was most sqI'fe-
e.ative one AL oIk ihestre-goeFs ars home
from the Summer outing. aud the theatre
seems familiar once again- Manager III
lotson IL entitled 80 ali praise Tor ihe si,i<n-
did company which he has Gfgsill1ed-
Never before were seen such Eof-
geous such exquisite costumes -
those nov worn in the the buries9ne.
The new music. the new songs and tie new
business. Is al exaelleut ana EvanFeiine
after eight years may be said 90 have taken
on . new lease Of life. The curtain wa ~.
teen or twenty minutes late M going np
last night and when the lively climax u
the second aci was resched nearly ths en-
tire audience IL then being quarter Of IL
O'Clock, arose 20 90, sUpposinf the perform
ance was a. ~ end. Tins frequently occurs
ia other cities. a. The second hcg ends VIII
a hufrah thst wosld indicsie the fun Wa
over. Nc, so. however, Is lhe third eci j.
the best in the plsy Alice Butler vas q
pretty Eyanfeline and AnOs Boyd
luscious Gabriel. Her topical song j Like
IL, recalled her bali dozen times fof-
tescus whose the fat form grows r0under
every year. was greeted with u warm vel
come, when be appeared as Catherine, and
his very presence made everybody good ma
tured. The Lone Fisherman, ubiquitous.
quaint and ludicrously fanny. was a.
langhable ~ ever. as presented by that old
time pantomimist. Janes :. Mafilit Benny
REYNOLDS was pleasantly remembered a.
CAPTAIN Dietrich. and made hs share Of the
fun, as did also Sherman Wade.
the Chief Of police The aero
bstic TufiiaDs crested quite forore
The ladies' who make up the minor ss well
IS TIE miner characters are nearly all
Ciea yer. Crawford. Gardiner and Russell
and Miss iIindie Harrison being especially
noticeable. The latter is q Grand Rapids
girl and very naturally outsblnes the rest.
SEvsngsline" will be seen tonight for she
last time. and very naturally there Will be a
crowded house.
The wonderland had a bad night FOR its
opening and worked yanst the rain s. did
all the other theatres and yet they had n
large house 10 witness the debut ia this
CITY OF the Criterion Opera Company. The
opera was Gilbert & Sullivan s fnnny acting
opera "Iolanthen with Lncilie Meredith a.
PHYLLIS and Milton Aborn as the lsori
Chancellor. Both were very estIsiactorr
and the chorus which IS an especially g9a
one was roundly applauded all tbrop
Miss Clara Tnropp made hit ia slnc.
Iolsnthe and the whole company "
favorites before the week is over. II.
afternoon and this evening "olivet'e"
Edwin Hsnford played be own new
piece Partners in Crime" Al Redmond =
last evening The young comedian has
a very interesting play in which the
comedy element prevails he sang several
new songs last evening vhicn seemed 20
take well with the audience although Mr..
Hanford suffered from a severe cold. The
ladies' Of his compsny are entirely sstisisc-
tory and Ed. Anderson WAS very funny IA
Levi. Vics Edwin Hsnford) best friend.
matinee will be given this afternoon.
when the company will be seen 10 better
advantage.
Prof Wellenstein has returned from
Petoskey and occupied his seat in the or
chestra at Powers' last night. he will ai
once put his musicians in training. Prof.
Lawson's familiar playing was heard at the
Wonderland again last evening. George
| Bernard, the leader OF the orchestra at
RedmoDd'e is first class musician and
our thoatre-goers may expec; the very best
OF music in all the houses the coming sea-
son.
]. Holmes Grover, one Of The mos, &c
centric and interesting thsracttr- Ia ali the
| history OF the stage. passed through the
cliy yesterday on bis way 70 kuskegoa
where ne IL exhibiting the celebrated
Brady War Views at the Opera House.